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Dr. Moeness Amin, Director of the Center for Advanced Communications, joined fellow members of the NATO Task Force on Sensing Through Wall to receive the prestigious NATO Research and Technology Organization (RTO) 2010 Scientific Achievement Award. The award recognition took place at the beginning of the three-day NATO meeting held in Paris, France in May.

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Comprised of representatives from the U.S., Sweden, Italy, Canada, Norway, France, and Turkey, the Task Force on Sensing Through Wall was recognized for the results of its collaborative 鈥淪ensing Through the Wall Technologies Final Technical Report鈥� for excellence and originality in scientific and technical contents, as well as outstanding results in terms of military benefit.

The Task Force was convened in support of the RTO鈥檚 mission to conduct cooperative scientific research and to facilitate the exchange of technical information among 28 NATO nations and 38 NATO partners. The largest collaborative body of its kind, the RTO encompasses more than 3,000 scientists and engineers challenged with addressing the complete scope of defense technologies and operational domains.